Local leaders urge support for a vital school funding measure that could bring $10.1 million to our schools—will the Gypsum Town Council take a stand?

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A Gypsum resident is taking legal action after the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office denied their request for access to personal license plate reader records, raising serious questions about data privacy and transparency.

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Gypsum's latest audit reveals a clean financial slate but flags critical compliance issues in vendor vetting for federal contracts.

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Residents are raising serious privacy concerns as automated license-plate readers are deployed near the airport, prompting a heated discussion on data control and retention practices.

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Gypsum Town Council is moving forward with a $3.9 million federal grant to enhance the I-70 Eagle Airport interchange, ensuring safer evacuations and greater community resilience!

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Eagle County's new license-plate readers are proving to be a game-changer in recovering stolen vehicles and tackling narcotics trafficking, but concerns over privacy and data access are heating up the discussion.

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The Gypsum Design Review Board has officially rejected the U.S. Postal Service's proposal for a new post office building, citing serious design and safety concerns that could impact the community.

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